We're looking for Electrical Engineering graduates to join the Pre-Silicon Verification Team based in Haifa.

As a Junior Pre-Silicon Verification Engineer, you'll work at the heart of chip development, collaborating across teams to ensure our semiconductor platforms meet the highest standards before they reach production.
IO verification team will expose you to the most advanced technologies , as we lead the market with our leaving devices - youll soon have to expertise most advance protocols

A day in the life
In this role, you'll engage in pre-silicon verification work that connects every phase of our product development journey- from initial product definition through firmware and software development.
You'll collaborate with hardware designers, software engineers, and cross-functional teams to validate complex semiconductor architectures and protocols.
Your days might include developing and executing verification test plans, analyzing simulation results, troubleshooting design issues, and participating in design reviews.
You'll work with advanced verification methodologies and tools, gaining exposure to cutting-edge technologies that define the next generation of cloud infrastructure.

We are looking for talented engineers to join the Pre-silicon Verification team and help us technically lead the challenges of the next decade, developing a semiconductor platform based on revolutionary architecture, and taking part in the development of cutting-edge products within a disruptive system architecture.

Youll have the opportunity to work on the technologies that power the worlds largest cloud provider, in a dynamic, open, and fast-paced environment.

We're looking for a Design Verification Team Lead - a design verification technical lead that is responsible for complex SoC sub-system, with cutting edge technology for Nitro system SoC, the foundation of AWS's virtualization, networking, and storage offload infrastructure.

It starts at product definition - we engage from day one, shaping requirements and translating product intent into verification strategies before a single line of RTL is written

It extends into software - we work side-by-side with SW teams, verifying hardware-software interfaces and ensuring seamless integration across the stack, with particular emphasis on networking workloads such as ENA and EFA

It reaches into physical design - we verify physical design aspects within functional verification, bridging the gap between logical correctness and silicon reality

It closes the loop - from spec to silicon, our verification touches every team and every stage of chip development

Key job responsibilities

- Develop and execute verification plans for IO sub-systems - covering interconnect protocols, peripheral interfaces, and system-level integration with a strong connection to networking flows (ENA/EFA).

- Verify IO sub-system features, including interconnect protocols and various accelerator engines.

- Develop and debug C embedded SW as part of hardware-software integration verification.

- Build and maintain UVM-based verification environments for various clusters and sub-systems.

- Verify ARM advanced interconnect protocols (AMBA CHI/ACE/AXI) ensuring correct coherency transactions, performance verification, and protocol compliance.

- Verify the IO virtualization SMMU/TLB operations, page table walks, translation granules, and memory attributes (cache-ability, share-ability).

- Develop constrained-random and directed test strategies targeting corner cases in IO protocol hazards, coherency races, and system boundary conditions.

- Drive coverage closure using functional coverage models, assertion-based verification, and formal methods where applicable.

- Contribute to performance verification - ensuring micro-architectural implementations meet performance targets alongside correctness.

We are looking for talented engineers to join the Pre-silicon Verification team and help us technically lead the challenges of the next decade, developing a semiconductor platform based on revolutionary architecture, and taking part in the development of cutting-edge products within a disruptive system architecture.
Youll have the opportunity to work on the technologies that power the worlds largest cloud provider, in a dynamic, open, and fast-paced environment.

As a Software Development Engineer in Test on our team, you will own the quality of Nitro card embedded software and firmware. You will design, develop, and maintain test automation for embedded systems and components, covering hardware interface verification, real-time firmware behavior validation, firmware update integrity, and fleet-scale deployment confidence. You will collaborate closely with firmware development teams to troubleshoot complex system-level problems at the hardware-software boundary and ensure timely delivery of high-quality Nitro card software to AWS Cloud solutions.

Key job responsibilities
- Own the firmware test automation framework - architect, develop, and extend a Python-based validation solution that scales across multiple Nitro card generations and hardware platforms, automating test coverage across the full firmware stack from boot sequences through board management layers and card-level system integration.
- Design and implement traceable, specification-driven test cases that validate firmware functional correctness, fault tolerance, and performance across hardware components, communication interfaces, and cross-subsystem interactions.
- Optimize CI/CD pipelines by integrating pre-merge and post-merge firmware validation, defining trigger policies per hardware generation, enforcing coding-standard compliance, and reducing commit-to-validated cycle time.
- Troubleshoot complex embedded system failures by analyzing firmware logs, system traces, and hardware diagnostics, then translate field incidents into targeted regression suites that prevent recurrence.
- Collaborate with firmware and hardware teams during new-generation silicon bring-up, define test plans, drive quality gates for production release, and mentor teammates on testing best practices and system architecture.

A day in the life
You start your morning reviewing overnight CI results and triaging any firmware validation failures flagged across active Nitro card generations. Mid-morning, you pair with a firmware engineer to debug a boot-sequence regression discovered during pre-merge testing, using hardware-in-the-loop test benches and system traces. After lunch, you join a design review for a next-generation Nitro card, providing input on testability and proposing validation strategies for new subsystem interfaces. Later, you refine your test framework to improve coverage for a recently released feature, then wrap up by sharing your findings in a team knowledge-sharing session.

We are looking for a Senior VLSI Verification Engineer to join the ride as we spearhead the next revolution in electronics!

Responsibilities
Develop and maintain advanced verification environments using SystemVerilog and UVM, ensuring scalability, configurability, and reusability across multiple IPs.
Design, implement, and execute comprehensive testbenches and random test suites to validate functional correctness, robustness, and corner-case behavior of complex IP within various SoC integration environments.
Drive coverage closure by defining, collecting, and analyzing code and functional coverage metrics; identify verification gaps and ensure complete validation of feature sets prior to sign-off.
Lead debug and root-cause analysis efforts in collaboration with senior verification and design engineers, leveraging carefully crafted logs, waveform analysis and assertions to isolate and resolve design or environment issues.
Collaborate closely with architecture, design, and firmware teams to ensure verification completeness, alignment with design intent, and seamless integration at the system level.
Contribute to methodology and infrastructure improvements, including reusable UVM components, automation scripts, and best practices that enhance team efficiency and verification quality.

We are looking for a VLSI Verification Engineer to join the ride as we spearhead the next revolution in electronics!

Responsibilities
Develop, debug, and maintain verification environments and testbenches using SystemVerilog and UVM.
Analyze simulation results and waveforms to identify, isolate, and root-cause bugs in design or testbench code.
Define, track, and analyze code and functional coverage metrics, and drive coverage closure on assigned blocks.
Own the verification of assigned IP blocks or features end-to-end, from test planning through sign-off.
Collaborate with the design team to clarify specifications and confirm verification completeness.
Escalate complex or ambiguous issues to senior engineers when needed, and incorporate their feedback to sharpen debug skills over time.
Participate in code reviews and team knowledge-sharing sessions to build best practices and technical depth.

We are looking for an Experienced Formal Verification Engineer to join a team of talented engineers developing next-generation silicon for autonomous driving platforms.
This is a unique opportunity to enter one of the most challenging and rewarding disciplines in hardware development. Formal Verification combines deep understanding of computer architecture, digital design, and advanced verification methodologies to prove hardware correctness and uncover bugs that traditional testing may never find.
What will your job look like:
Be the owner of formal verification environment from first draft to sign-off stage.
Apply formal methods to verify the correctness of various complex digital systems.
Work with HW architects\designers to define assumptions, rules and cover properties.
Help define the formal verification methodology and environment to be applied by the team.
Explore new Formal methods and Tools.
Work with tools like Cadence JasperGold, Verisium manager, Xcelium, Indago.
Analyze verification results, identify bugs, and collaborate with engineers to resolve design issues.
Develop generic formal blocks\functions of commonly used logic, to be later used off the shelf.

As we expand our presence in Israel, we're seeking a talented Senior Emulation Engineer to help build our local engineering powerhouse from the ground up. This is an exciting opportunity to take on meaningful ownership in a new site, implementing the emulation strategy for chips that power the world's largest AI clusters.

As an Senior Emulation Engineer, you will be a core technical driver of our Israel R&D center, working at the intersection of hardware and software to ensure our silicon meets extreme quality and performance targets. You will execute end-to-end emulation flows, bridge the gap between RTL and functional validation, and partner with cross-functional teams to enable seamless hardware-software integration. If you thrive on solving complex technical challenges and want to play a key role in validating cutting-edge AI infrastructure connectivity solutions, this is your opportunity.

Key Responsibilities

Emulation Flow Execution & Implementation
Execute end-to-end emulation flow from high-level model generation and RTL synthesis to complex system-level testing and silicon-accurate debugging.
Work directly with next-generation emulation platforms (Zebu, Palladium, or Veloce) to implement cutting-edge methodologies.
Maintain and evolve emulation flows to reduce compile times and increase execution speed, directly impacting time-to-market.

System-Level Debug & Validation
Drive initial model bring-up process in high-stakes environment, identifying and resolving complex bugs.
Ensure rapid cycles from RTL to functional stability through systematic debug approaches.
Own technical blocks and drive them to completion independently.

Cross-Functional Collaboration
Partner with Firmware, Software, and Validation teams to debug complex system-level scenarios.
Ensure seamless hardware-software integration for AI infrastructure connectivity.
Collaborate with Design and Verification teams to optimize emulation strategies.

We are seeking a Package Layout Design Engineer to join our hardware team and contribute to the physical design of advanced IC packages for next-generation machine learning and data center ASICs.
In this role, you will execute package layout tasks from floor planning through tape out and manufacturing release, working closely with senior engineers, SI/PI, thermal, and manufacturing teams to deliver production-ready designs that meet performance, density, and reliability targets.

Key job responsibilities
- Execute package layout tasks across the design cycle: die floor planning, bump/pad assignment, RDL routing, substrate design, verification, and tape out release.
- Implement physical designs for advanced packaging architectures including 2.5D interposer, 3D-IC, fan-out wafer-level packaging, and silicon bridge technologies (e.g., CoWoS, EMIB, or similar).
- Support package floorplan development considering die placement, bump maps, power/ground distribution, signal escape routing, and decoupling capacitor placement.
- Perform RDL and substrate routing for high-density interconnects including microbumps, C4 bumps, TSVs, microvias, and PTH vias across multi-layer organic substrates or silicon interposers.
- Support die-level RDL routing and bump planning in coordination with ASIC physical design teams to help co-optimize the die-package interface.
- Contribute to cross-level layout co-optimization across die RDL, interposer/substrate, and PCB levels under guidance from senior engineers.
- Assist in maintaining package stack-up definitions in collaboration with SI/PI and materials engineering teams.
- Run physical verification checks (DRC, connectivity, shorts/opens) and support design closure.
- Follow and help refine package design rules and guidelines, working with OSAT partners and foundries to ensure DFM compliance.
- Collaborate with SI/PI engineers to incorporate electrical constraints into the physical layout - impedance-controlled routing, power plane optimization, and critical net shielding.